quedara
stay, will be available at, will stay
Verb quedara
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First-person singular (yo) imperfect subjunctive form of quedar.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) imperfect subjunctive form of quedar.
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Ella no quiso que se quedara más tiempo.
She didn't want him to stay any longer.
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Tom quería que Mary se quedara con él para siempre.
Tom wanted Mary to stay with him forever.
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Ella le pidió que se quedara, pero él no quería.
She asked him to stay, but he didn't want to.
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Mi doctor me dijo que me quedara en casa por una semana.
My doctor told me to stay at home for a week.
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Ella me pidió que me quedara hasta que su madre volviera a casa.
She asked me to stay till her mother came home.
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Ojalá fuera capaz de averiguar cómo convencer a Tom de que se quedara.
I wish I could figure out how to convince Tom to stay.
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Quizá sería mejor que me quedara dentro. ¿Quién quiere salir con un tiempo así?
Maybe it would be better if I were to just stay inside. Who wants to go out when the weather's like this?
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Tom le pidió a Mary que se quedara.
Tom begged Mary to stay.
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Pienso que sería mejor que me quedara aquí.
I think I'd better stay here.
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Él me hizo una señal para que me quedara callado.
He gave me a sign to keep quiet.
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